This is Michael Popoc, Legal AF.

We're watching a cosmic collision of events surrounding Donald Trump

where we have on one side Judge Cannon

has been assigned to the criminal prosecution of the would-be assassin of Donald Trump, Ryan Wesley Roth, the guy with the gun at the golf course.

I'll talk about how Cannon got the case, but on the other side, prosecuting the case, seeking justice

for both Trump and America, is a proud Haitian American, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida, who's going to be prosecuting this case, and his name is Markenzie La Point.

Markenzie La Point came to this country when he was 16.

He became a naturalized citizen in 1995.

Take that, JD Vance.

His mother worked odd jobs in restaurants.

He was a proud marine. He worked his way up by his

bootstraps living in a relatively poor Haitian-dominated community in Miami

called Liberty City. He got out of that environment. He became a proud attorney, clerked for the Florida Supreme Court, worked for some major law firms in Miami, national law firms indeed, as a partner Joe Biden picked him as the

U.S. attorney and he was confirmed by the Senate.

And now Markenzie La Point, a proud member of the Haitian American legal and business community in Miami,

one that I proudly call friends, having worked in Miami for 20 years, having many, many friends who are Haitian Americans

and contribute to our society and always have, who helped bring to Ohio, to Springfield, Ohio, through an underground railroad connecting people beleaguered from the from

Haiti, the island, and connecting them to jobs that were necessary to be filled in Springfield, Ohio.

That's why they hit, to answer the question, why are Haitians in Ohio under temporary protective status?

To work, a welcome mat was placed by the Ohio and Springfield

business community and Chamber of Commerce to fill 15,000 jobs, jobs that

they couldn't fill in factories of theirs after COVID.

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